Death of Mrs James Sauerheber in 1906
Alice M. Sauerheber wife of James Sauerheber died February 24 1906 at age 39 years 11 months 1 day. She left five children six five sisters and brothers and many relatives. She was a member of the U B church and was known for kindness and a bright smile. Funeral by Rev C C Hagan at Blue River Chapel with burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Sauerheber
James Sauerheber
U.B. Church
C. C. Hagan
Blue River Chapel
Hogridge Demands News From The Democrat
Aunt Elizabeth Jones is very low and Mrs Elmer Wilbiar fell from a barn loft and was badly injured. Cyrus Ferree and family plan to move to Kentucky soon. Miss Minnie Arnold and Miss Ella Lamb stay with relatives. Several locals attended a telephone meeting at Laconia. Prof Cunningham teaches the most successful No 6 school in years. The Ferree and Williar families visit Cedar Farm and Rosewood for pneumonia cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Elizabeth Jones
Elmer Wilbiar
Joseph
Cyrus Ferree
Kentucky
Minnie Arnold
Fred Haas
Ella Lamb
Elmer Williar
Henry Horn
Lewis Ferree
Sid
H. N. Williar
Cedar Farm
Laconia
Callie
Laura Ferree
Annie Williar
Mary
Jennie Williar
Cunningham
No. 6
Aul Mes
Gaunt Jones
D. Wilbiar
Rosewood
Neice
Ear cure claim ad and real estate abstract notice
Medical ad promises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee for deafness caused by catarrh and urges sending for circulars. Followed by a Harrison County real estate abstract offer from James B. Brewster and Frank M. Wilson, announcing abstracts of title from government to present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Harrison County
James B. Brewster
Frank M. Wison
Mortgage Exemption Filing Reminder from County Auditor
All mortgage exemptions must be filed with the County Auditor before the first of May. Do not wait to the last day to ensure timely processing. Frank E. Watson, Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Watson
Byrneville News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Last week in Byrneville and nearby areas residents welcomed returnees and visitors. Pearl Hazzard plans visits to New Albany after wintering in Greenville. Frank Engleman travels to Illinois to see his brother-in-law George Bell. Uncle Joe Engleman stops by from Georgetown township. Local dentist Dr Beeler spent time here and took more value in paper than gold left. The Corydon Canning factory secretary Ellis may arrive to solicit acreage for tomato growing. The Daughters of the Rebecca at Fredericksburg hosted an oyster supper with Byrneville Cornet Band music. Prof Jenkins treats Wm T Byrne at the Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville. Photographer Mr Rippy was expected but weather kept him away. Two magic lantern shows and a top opera troupe led by Prof Byrne and a Cincinnati detective headline town entertainment. Petitions to ban intoxicants circulate as residents consider action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hazzard
Greenville
New Albany
Frank Engleman
Ilinois
George Bell
Hunter
Fredericksburg
Joe Engleman
Georgetown Township
Joe
Dr. Beeler
Ellis
Corydon Canning Factory
Daughters of the Rebecca
Byrneville Cornet Band
Wm. T. Byrne
Jenkins
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville
Rippy
W. T Byrne
Cincinnati
David Boston
Circenlation
Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in His House
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as essential at home for quick cold recovery and effective for croup prevention in children. Sold by C R B Watson successor to Crosier Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
C. R B. Watson
E. S. Crosier & Co
Wanted at Once For Westward Investment Propositions
A historical notice seeks agents for a major U.S. railroad investment offer with promises of low initial costs and high returns. It calls for in person applications from business people and references, directs contact to Eureka and Mauckport Indiana, and warns against investing elsewhere. The fragment includes an unrelated medical ad for Pazo Ointment with a refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Eureka
Birthday Surprise Dinner for Mrs Catherine Frederick
Friends neighbors children and grandchildren of Mrs Catherine Frederick of Hursttown organized a surprise dinner for her 64th birthday on Wednesday February 28. Lizzie Kauffman and son visited earlier and about 35 guests arrived with baskets. The group joined in music singing and old time chat after a festive meal and she received many presents. Everyone left around four in the afternoon wishing her many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Frederick
Hursttown
Lizzie Kauffman
Hill Grove News Briefs Amid Spring Work Sickness
Mrs Lydia Starrrett and Carry Cunningham are on the sick list. Minnie Stonecipher has rheumatism and a child of Oscar Crosby has pneumonia fever. Bennie Felter also on the sick list. Farmers begin spring work. The peaches are killed in this vicinity. May and Wayne Darbo visited Dick Hild last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Starrrett
May
Wayne Darbo
Dick Hild
Carry Cunningham
Minnie Stonecipher
Oscar Crosby
Bennie Felter
Zenor and Cox Lead in Two County Primary Totals
Zenor holds a 971 majority in Harrison county and leads Cox by about 200 votes in the two counties combined. In Dubois county Zenor receives 1231 votes winning 5 of 12 townships, while Cox gains 771, and Cox supporters entered earlier. Zenor won no precinct there. ჟ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
Harrison County
Zenor
Dubois County
Cox
Cox’s Co
Sualem Dem
Surprise party for Mr and Mrs Julius Nix near Crandall
A Monday night surprise honoring the Nix couple drew guests including Henry Reitz Ed Reinhardt Henry Woertz Jacob Ronderbush Chris Reinhardt Laslie Hahn Gussie Woertz Tillie Reitz and Nettie Woertz. The group played games and enjoyed vocal and instrumental music then parted hoping for future gatherings.
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Julius Nix
Crandall
Messrs
Henry Reitz
Ed Reinhardt
Henry Woertz
Jacob Ronderbush
Chris Reinhardt
Miss Laslie Hahn
Gussie Woertz
Tillie Reitz
Nettie Woertz
Mauck's White Leghorns and Egg Offerings
Mauck's White Leghorns offer Thoroughbred S C White Leghorn eggs for sale. Stock is cross of Wyckoff and Waterville strains, two top layers. Setting of 15 eggs at 50 cents. incubator eggs at 3.00 per 100. Also selling prize winning S C White Leghorn eggs and the Hiawatha incubator and brooder. Cumberland phone 33-2. Corydon Indiana. Guy Hess.
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S. C
Wyckoff
Waterville
N. Y
W. P. Mauck
Corydon
Ind
S.C. Whiteleghorn
Hiawatha
Coryden
R. RB
Cumberland Phone
Guy Hess
Mortgage Sisters' Eggs and Nursery Stock Ad
Egg sale offers Thoroughbred S C Brown Leg cross hatch with 15 eggs for 50 cents. John W. Alstott of Corydon Indiana advertises Eureka phone for orders. McClaren & Son of rydon Indiana promote nursery stock and fruit trees with Eureka phone 1318w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Alstott
Corydon Ind
Eureka
McClaren & Son
Rydon, Ind
R. RB
Hog market buys hogs at forty cents per pound
The Elmer Davis Meat Market offers forty cents per hundredweight for hogs at Louisville market each day. Also promotes low wallpaper and molding prices at W. C. Glenn's, 121 4th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis Meat ‘Market
Louisville
Power of the Press and Its Civil Liberty Impact
Judge Henry S. Barker of the Kentucky Court of Appeals praised the press as a force to curb crime and restrain officials. He spoke after a libel suit decision that upheld a newspaper, highlighting the press as a guardian of public conscience and civil liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Barker
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Birthday Surprise for Fred Mogaler on 43rd Birthday
Sunday March 4 marked the 43rd birthday of Fred G. Mogaler west of Corydon. Neighbors and friends gathered from dawn to evening, with hospitality from Mossler and meals prepared by local women. Guests included Lemuel Stevens Neal Hisey Dan Stauth Henry Peper George Good D. C. Kintner Henry Glebb Hubert Albin Fred Messler Sr Jacob Huntsinger John Stauth Lula Hartman Nora Hartman Nellie Hild and Addie Weis. Music in the afternoon featured graphophone and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Mogaler
Corydon
Mossler
Lemuel Stevens
Neal Hisey
Dan Stauth
Henry Peper
George Good
D. C. Kintner
Henry Glebb
Hbbert Albin
Fred Messler
Jacob Huntsinger
John Stauth
Lula
Nora Hartman
Nellie Hild
Addie Weis
Mr. Messler
Observer
Letter on paint costs and Devoe brand quality
The letter argues that using poor paints or adulterated mixes raises costs compared to Devoe paint. It explains common cheats like paint with sand or benzine and shows how labor and gallons justify choosing Devoe for long term cost savings. It warns that substitutes wear quickly and incur repeated expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Grove's Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Iron and Quinine
An old Grove’s Chill Tonic advertisement claims the product is the original and test of 25 years with iron and quinine in a taste free form. It asserts no cure and no pay with a note dated Oct 10. The snippet also mentions contemporary politics praising Republican policies as lacking arguments but maintained by the people.
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Madison
Madison Tafes
Madison Brewing Company
Madison, Indiana
Bradley
Eliah
Elizabeth
Cross Eyes
Louisville, KY
T. P. Govan
Dr. Deubo
Mauckport
Uurst
Dr. Dean
Dr. Wolfe
Lanesvilleie
Reader's
New Amsterdam
Dr. Hays
Valley City
Dr. Arnold
Leavenworth
Spencer
Marengo
J. W. Isterline
Corydon Juncyson
Pavis’ Offee
Coryllon
Set Voen
New Middletown
Waiter A
Walter A
The
Elizabeth Implement Co
Hogridge
Jolly Jack
D.C. Gwartyer
Mauckport, Ind
Hill Grove
Zenor and
Mauck
Eureka Phone
W. C. Glenn’s
Power of the Press
A. L. Bullett
Corydon, Ltd
Kemp
Balsam
Esc
Goe
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